John Quincy Adams

	Order	6th President Of The United States
	Term Start	March 4 , 1825
	Term End	March 4 , 1829
	Predecessor	James Monroe
	Successor	Andrew Jackson
	Birth Place	Quincy, Massachusetts
	Death Place	Washington, DC
	Spouse	Louisa Catherine (Johnson) Adams
	Occupation	Lawyer
	Party	Federalist , Democratic-Republican , National Republican , and Whig
	Vicepresident	John C Calhoun
	Religion	Unitarian
	Signature	John Quincy Adams Signaturepng
	Order2	8th United States Secretary Of State
	Term Start2	March 5 , 1817
	Term End2	March 3 , 1825
	President2	James Monroe
	Predecessor2	James Monroe
	Successor2	Henry Clay

U.S. Information

	Title1	United States Secretary Of State
	Before	James Monroe
	After1	Henry Clay
	Years1	March 5 , 1817 &ndash March 4 , 1825
	Title2	Democratic-Republican Party Presidential Candidate <sup>(b)</sup>
	After2	''(none)''
	Years2	1824 (won)
	Title3	President Of The United States
	After3	Andrew Jackson
	Years3	March 4 , 1825 &ndash March 4 , 1829

	Marker	<sup>(a)</sup>
	Footnote	There was over a thirty-four year period between Adams's and Wheaton's terms

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	1767 births

	1848 deaths

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